Closed lonix1 closed 3 years ago
@lonix1 The language identifiers document you referenced is a good source for the supported languages in vscode.
Extensions can create grammars and snippets for new or modified languages ,HTML (Eex)
in your case. Most likely you had it added via some html templating extension. You would have to find the source of the extension that contributes those snippets and see what they use for language identifier. Snippets viewer does list what extensions snippets are loaded from.
I hope that helps. There is no encompassing language list in vscode and it all depends on what language packs and extensions you have installed.
Thanks for explaining. It seems it comes from this extension.
Strangely though, it's no longer installed. Does the extension check whether the grammar/snippet is still installed?
@lonix1 this extension only loads snippets from what you see in your vscode installed extensions tab :slightly_smiling_face:
Aaah so that other extension's been naughty, got it! :wink:
Love this extension BTW, thanks for making/maintaining it!
Thanks @lonix1! Please post a review in VS marketplace if you really like it and how you use it, so other devs can learn about it too.
done! :)
Is there a list of language names somewhere?
For example, I have something called "HTML (Eex)". I don't know what it is, or its language code, so I can't disable it with
snippets.viewer.skipLanguageSnippets
. I looked on the official list but its not there.Thanks for this excellent extension!